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GParted Live is a small bootable GNU/Linux distribution that has a lot of features and that can be used in operations like creating, reorganizing, and deleting disk partitions on a variety of filesystems. A new stable update has been made available and the operating system is now at version 0.21.0.
Witcher 2 for Linux Gets New Update That Really Makes a Difference
The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings is still being improved on for the Linux platform and a new major patch has been released for the games, although it's still in the Beta stage.
Ubuntu Touch Can Now Display Apps in Windows Just like on the Desktop
Ubuntu Touch is an operating system that uses Unity 8 as the desktop environment and it's designed to run on mobile devices like phones and tablets, at least for now. With some small trickery you can make it run its apps in separate and floating windows, just like on a desktop. Let me repeat that, like on a desktop.
Sorry, Windows 10 Fans, but This Is What Icons Should Look Like
The icon theme of an operating system has more importance than people might imagine. Microsoft has updated the icons for the latest Windows 10 preview and they actually look terrible and they lack consistency. We listed a few Linux ones for a better comparison.
Evolve OS Is a Superb New OS Build from Scratch, First Beta Is Out
Evolve OS, a new Linux distribution built from scratch that's using a fresh desktop environment called Budgie, has been upgraded to version Beta 1 and is now ready for testing.
Debian 7.8 "Wheezy" Live CD Now Available for Download
The Debian 7.8 "Wheezy" Live CD has been released by the developers and it arrives just a couple of weeks after the installable version was made available.
Linus Torvalds to Patch the Kernel for a Witcher 2 Problem
Linus Torvalds is not known to interfere with other projects than the Linux kernel and it must be something really special to get him involved. Well, it looks like the Linux port of The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings proved to be interesting enough.
Ubuntu MATE 15.04 Alpha 2 Has Default Compiz Support, All Things Must Wobble - Gallery
The Ubuntu MATE developers have just released the Ubuntu MATE 15.04 Alpha 2 Linux distribution, which is now available for download and testing. It's the first one in the new development cycle and it comes with quite a few improvements.
Kubuntu 15.04 Alpha 2 Is the Most Exciting Release in a Long Time - Screenshot Tour
Kubuntu 15.04 Alpha 2 (Vivid Vervet), a Linux distribution based on Ubuntu and the KDE desktop environment, is now available for download and testing. The developers have made quite a few substantial improvements, including to the Plasma desktop.
Linus Torvalds Keeps Code in the Kernel for Just One User
The Linux kernel is a very advanced piece of software that is able not only to cater to all the current hardware needs but also to run on hardware that was decommissioned and is no longer produced for more than twenty years.
You Can Now Run Ubuntu from a Mouse
The modern PCs have become ridiculously small and more powerful with each passing year. Up until now no one thought that it could be possible to fit everything into a mouse, but that's now becoming a reality and it's powerful enough that it can run even an OS like Ubuntu.
Microsoft Is Taking a Beating from Linux-Powered Chromebooks
Microsoft is engaged in a silent war and it's actually losing. They are fighting an enemy that is so insidious and so cunning that it's actually hurting the company more than anything else. The enemy is called Chromebooks and they are using Linux. You would think that a laptop that comes with a free OS is a lot cheaper than one with Windows pre-installed, but that wasn't exactly true. Microsoft has been flexing its muscles for too long and they've forgotten what it's like to have true competition.
Microsoft Is Trying and Failing at Converging Platforms, Ubuntu Does It Right
Windows fans are worried that the desktop PC will follow too closely the design of Windows 10 for phones and tablets, and they are right to do so. This all plays out due to Microsoft’s plans for convergence, but it's a twisted approach that only makes things more complicated than they should be.
Linux Is Safe Again, Valve Fixes Steam Bug That Could Delete All Files on System
Valve has upgraded the Steam client and they fixed that terrible bug that would allow the application to actually delete every file that was owned by the user.
Cinnamon 2.6 to Get Systemd Support
The Linux Mint developers are not only working on the next iteration of the operating system, they are also trying to improve upon the Cinnamon desktop environment, which is also built by them.
Adobe's Photoshop Ditched for Krita at French University Due to Lack of Support
Krita is considered to be a digital painting application, but it's best described as a raster graphics editor. No matter what you call it, the Paris 8 University has decided to drop Adobe's Photoshop and to adopt Krita instead.
Uninstalling Steam for Linux Can rm -rf Your /home Folder`
Users have found out that Steam for Linux is capable of deleting the entire home directory under certain circumstances, which would present a major problem for users.
Canonical Ports Unity Improvements from Ubuntu 14.10 to Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
It's easy to think that Ubuntu developers are usually working only on the next version of the operating systems, but they also put a lot of effort into the distros they already released. For example, an important Unity update has been unveiled now for Ubuntu 14.04 LTS.
Firefox 36 Beta Announced, Add-on Developers Must Make Important Changes
Mozilla has announced that Firefox 36 Beta is now out and ready for testing. It comes with quite a few changes and improvements, but it also brings some important news for the add-on developers who will have to make some important changes.
SteamOS Arrives with New NVIDIA and AMD Drivers and Better 32-bit App Performance
Valve has just released a new update for the stable branch of SteamOS and they've updated a ton of important packages, including the proprietary drivers and the Linux kernel.
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